Berezovskaya Street is a street in the Moskovsky district of Nizhny Novgorod. It runs across land where, until the area was incorporated into the city in 1929, the village of Knyazhikha stood, whose lands belonged to the Golitsyn princes.
The street occupies the site of the former village of Knyazhikha together with the neighbouring Ryabtseva Street. In the Kanavinsky district it is linked by name with the Berezovsky settlement, which lies south of the Kostarikha railway station: Berezovskaya Street stretches from that settlement towards Varya. In the Moskovsky district, Berezovskaya adjoins Timurovsky Lane, which runs perpendicular to Comintern Street from Profsoyuznaya Street to Berezovskaya Street.
At 100 Berezovskaya Street is the administration of the Moskovsky district of Nizhny Novgorod.
The village of Berezovsky, Timurovsky Lane, Knyazhikha, Mayor